The National tribune., 1887-01-06

HAIRY totnEHolDs n pretty DOCK eau 70
made as follows: Take a piece of velvet paint n
bunch OF pansles and birds the center; paint also
paBey In each corner. Work the edge with SILK
will send six scrap pictares and some pressed
ferns for the prettiest postal autograph.-Moihe
Dance, Brownstown, H.
oAK-LEAF LACE
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: To make pretty lace
proceed a. follows:
Cast on 20 stitches.
list rows !, X >, overnarrow five times, ?, over
marrow. over. k3.
I'd row-Pain.
81 rows 1. x 2 over narrow five times, 3, over
marrow, over, X g.
An row and every alternate row-Plain.
9th rows l. X 2, over narrow five umes' A.
over narrow, over 3,
over narrow. over k3
9TH rows j. x ?, narrow five times, k 6.
over narrow, over X g.
IIth rows i, 2 over narrow five times, X z,
over narrow, over X 3
18th row-P. and bind @; begin at Isl row.
-LeonorR Toney.
FEMININE FANcIEs.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: The following fancy articles
will he found useful aud pretty Tor gus;
sHAVING-TlDIEs.
This s a very useful and pretty little n for a
gentleman, and easily made. The Outside case
may be OF any light but fine material. such as veil
vet silk, cloth morocco etc, and ~ cut 10 inches
in length and Ia width. monogram or some
device hli up center Of front square crosswse,
aud border should surround the edge, which ls
finished with lace edging or embroidered soallop
n the material is lght-eolored leather silk or
satin 10 may he beautifully embelllshed by means
of transparent colOrs applied IN the usual way:
have seen such a one upon white NelNeteen mat
WAS exclusively painted. a wreath of moss roses,
forget mc-nOis, etc, encircling monogram and
border OF snlilaN surrounding the whole, the edge
finished with lace
in shades of wood browns aud light green, with
the edge scallOped i'm buttOnhOle stitch. Amer
neatly lining the strip Is folded and piece OF soft
linen edged with narrow or Ilnged IL STITCHED on
the lining across the folded line, aud a dozen
squares OF tissue paper, held 10y clasp, are fastened
by the corner directly IN the center OF tie lower
square Cord aud tassels finish each side and
serve for suspending the case behind the dressing
glass,
BooK-MARK.
This book mark for a Bible or prayer-book,
consists of raised crosses fastened 10 the end OF
narrow ribbon, which must be long enough TO pass
through the book twice so that the may
hang from the same end The crosses are cut from
perforated card board First cut four crosses five
holes across, then four more four holes across. and
on, hole narrower IN each set, until you reach
the last four, which a mere row OF scallops.
1tis - holes long from top 20 bottom and u across
the arms. each lime making one hole smaller, as I'M
the width. Then one of the largest size lay one
of the next size. the same distance from the edge
all round aud gum it down; ON this lay the third
size ana gum a. down, and on till the last lin
ishes the top. Proceed in this way till you have
four raised Crosses Now at each end of the ribbon
place two CROSSES back 10 back and gum them to-
gether with the ribbon between them.
CmLD's REINs.
Cut piece OF wggan the desired size for the
front piece, say 10 inches long by nine inches wide
then cut two pieces OF flannel or felt; on one OF
them embroider or iastcn a transfer pattern Of
horse Lay piece Of the goods each side of the
Wiggan and bind the three pieces together then AT
each end make band or strap large enough TO
fasten round the child's waist. For the reins knit
of single zephyr la bright oolors. Needles No. u
are required Cast on u stitches, and IA plain
knitting knit length of three yards; fasien just
above the band around his waist.-lncz, Willow
City, Oak.
Conversation Club.
Rules ofdse Cl,,J.-l. Write briefly. 2 Write only
on one side of the paper. Write 10 the point. a.
Write ON one subject g. Write your best g.
Send answers to all puzzles for Use Of Editor. Each
week the names Of those writing the bes, letters
biy lc. composition, spelling, penmanship and gem
euil merit consideTed-wili be named at the head
OF THE column on the Honor Roll. First honor
honor viii include deficiency in some one point
NO others will be named.
HONOR RoLL--BEsT LETTERS
First Honor--Mabie Musser, 3l24 Twenty-thrd
Avenue south. Minneapolis, MIMI
Second nonor-M. G.. n, Spencer, Iowa.
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OUR RoLL-cALL--GREETINGg
lisa Il. Jclley. Julcsburg. Colo H. daughter of 4
veteran; Alva Bower 2l3 River street lansing
Mich AZ, son Of "A Co. u. 18th Ohio veteran would
correspond VITA boys OF thnt command; Ella Zeis
lor ~, daughter Of "a slh Mo veteran Iittle Rock
hfk@ iua Irons, 1assrille, n. J.; Lizzie Pollard
ihBerhioWn, Nnyne Co, Ind, . years old ant
reads Tor her soldier papa Clam -. Mullin War
saw, Wayne CO., Iowa little girl %. daus llter o
veteran 81 l5alh Ind her" Uncle Jimmy, :" l6h Ind
wounded at Mission Ridge; Ada * ThonIas Eas
Hartford Conn, daughter OF "a Co X 18th Conn
veteran, Three uncles la the army ole killed; NJ
May Carroll ~. East Hartford. Conn. daughter q
20. J., zlih Conn, veteran. uncle, John Carroll
Killed al luTl Hudson. father Commander Of Dnuip
9, ltodman Post, Villa Shaw. ~, daughter OF A -
n y Il. n veteran, liNcs Ia the country liL wa
stories, aud would hear from the q q. G,eorpi
Woodbury., 10. jamestown, Oak lives with Ia,
nhcie' VINO served three years in Co. o. 10Th Mimi
wounded u Nashville Mrs. Mary a. Holbrool,
VIE " 6.A.k. veteran, BoN 80 ocean Grove n
- Illny Myers, NeyhuWega. Wis. soldiers son
lnh hoskins, Troy, Ind; Frank r. Ford IIavArd
Iowa son OF Second Sergeant Co H. 26u iowa
Army Of the Tennessee; Alice NJ Rogers. CARR
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Nixon, II, Waterford o.. daughter of an lsth OH
Ncterhni Beu Logan, Woodland Cottage IsstoT
MONT, son 81 captain Of Go. A. 7th u - A serve.
IRON 1851 Ia 1871. when he Was Killed AT tho haiti
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Regulars "a Major aud q Iieutcnnut. John 4
wright, Rutland. I'LL; Alice PritcIard Cantor
fnton Co., III, would hay 10 Mr Vance that A goo
ehAfhelef ~ better than a good name.
10 THE C. c.
llol all ye members Of our band
True hearts. tie nOblcst la our land
come 10 you with kindly greeting
Ahd wish Tor prospect of our meeting.
nj. lou Florence aud Ozro DeIane
Susie Dixon. Neiiie aud ID. L. Kane
Blanoh Dippery, lnna aud Eya Pope
I'D. Wallace, and lLdnn who lives Ia Hat.s.